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The Naked Philosopher Encounters the Gaze of His Cat
“Before the cat that looks at me naked, would I be ashamed like a beast that no longer has the sense of its nudity? Or, on the contrary, like…
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A Very Long Production about a Lonely Shrimp
Filmmaker Matt Maraynes received a 2024 CAF grant to shoot a documentary short about a shrimp, Vincent. But he found himself in a dilemma . . . …
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Keane Southard Presents Requiem for Animals
Composer Keane Southard will present his CAF-sponsored Requiem for Animals on Saturday May 17th at 7 p.m. and Sunday May 18th at 4 p.m. at
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CAF Announces Its 2025 Grantees
In the year in which CAF celebrates its 40th anniversary, we’re pleased to announce our 2025 grantees. They encompass a range of disciplines and artistic practices from…
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News and Announcements from Our Grantees
Our grantees are busy completing their projects and venturing onto new ones. Here’s a digest of some of their more recent achievements.
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The People vs. Nature
An Interview with Kevin Augustine Martin Rowe, ED of the Culture & Animals Foundation, talked with CAF 2024 grantee Kevin Augustine of Lone Wolf Tribe about his play…
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The View From the Bridge: A Recollection of a Friendship
Martin Rowe, CAF’s Executive Director, writes on his and CAF’s three-decades long connection with author Carol J. Adams. A video accompanying this article can be found at the jump.…
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Meet CAF’s 2024 Grantees
CAF is pleased to announce our 2024 grantees. They are a composer, a singer, a performance artist,…
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Why Didn’t I Receive a Grant?
We thought it might be helpful to explain our process a little more to help grant applicants increase their chances of success.
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Abandon Every Hope: A Discussion with Hayley Singer
In Spring 2023, Australian Hayley Singer, a 2020 CAF grantee, published Abandon Every Hope: Essays for the Dead (Upswell Publishing), a “thanatography” for the times we’re living in….
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